I’m Ramanathan Muthappan, the Founder & CEO of Ever Quint. I wrote my first lines of code in second grade and have been building software ever since. By the time I finished school, I had created operating systems, game suites, social platforms, and more than fifteen award-winning technology projects. I’ve always been a self-taught builder, driven by curiosity and a desire to create things that last.

My entrepreneurial journey began early, from running and exiting tech blogs and channels to building my first startup, Tringle, which I later showcased at Startup Asia 2014 in Singapore. A few years later, I founded Ever Quint (originally IO FACTORY) with the vision of building an organisation that would outlive me—a belief I’ve held since childhood.

I’m Ramanathan Muthappan, the Founder & CEO of Ever Quint. I wrote my first lines of code in second grade and have been building software ever since. By the time I was a teenager, I had created operating systems, game suites, social platforms, and over fifteen award-winning technology projects. I’ve always been a self-taught builder, driven by curiosity and an obsession with creating meaningful digital experiences.

My entrepreneurial journey began when I was 13 years old, starting with tech blogs and YouTube channels that I grew and eventually exited. At 17, I built a full-fledged social network, which inspired me to launch my first startup, Tringle—a Twitter-based support tool that eventually took me to Startup Asia 2014 in Singapore. These early experiences taught me resilience, product thinking, and the courage to build from first principles.

In 2017, I founded Ever Quint (originally IO FACTORY) with a vision rooted in my childhood belief that anything truly worthwhile must outlive its creator. Over the years, I’ve focused on building AI-driven digital transformation systems and a sophisticated low-code platform, while forming deep long-term partnerships—most notably with Perkins & Will and the Sidara group.

What drives me every day is the same belief that inspired me as a child:

If what I build cannot outlive me, it is not worth building.

I’m committed to creating software, platforms, and organisations that endure, evolve, and continue delivering value long after me.